Areas
The catalogue sorts modules into three areas, shown as tabs on the Modules page:
| Area | In a proposal | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Nature | nature-based | outdoor lessons, gardens, weather, animals |
| Social | social | groups, conflict, values, community |
| Technical | technical | tools, code, machines, measurement |
A proposal may also say other; the team places it.
State
| State | Shown as | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
idea | only an idea | a direction, not yet usable in class |
development | still in development | usable with care, changing |
finished | finished | stable, ready to run |
A newly published module starts as still in development. Its contributors change the state on the module page.
What a module page holds
- Title, lede and the longer text.
- Facts: up to twelve label and value pairs, for example age group, duration, group size.
- Links: up to eight lines of what you get, each a file or a page.
- State, area and the date of the last update.
- The contributors, each linked to their public page.
- A point button and a report form.
Points and reports
Anyone signed in can give a module one point, and take it back. The count shows on the card. Anyone can report a module through the form on its page; the report goes to [email protected] and the team answers.
Contributors
A module has one or more contributors. The person whose proposal was published is the first; further contributors are added by e-mail address of an account with contributor standing. Every contributor can edit the module, see Edit a published module.